United States Color Guard marching and followed by horse-drawn caisson with flag-draped casket and a rider less horse. Procession of cars going past the crowds awaiting to have a glimpse of the funeral cortege of President John Kennedy, on their way to Arlington National Cemetery. United States Officers taking photos.
Train arrives at railroad station in Paris, France. French President Raymond Poincaré, Foreign Minister Stephen Pichon, Robert Lansing, United States Ambassador to France Ambassador William Graves Sharp, and Gen. Pierre Berdoulat greet United States President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Edith Wilson. VIPs get into the car and leave.
A United States Army plane lands in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Present day Belgrade, Serbia). British and United States civilian and military officials disembark. Foreign officials greeted by Yugoslav officers. Official converses with the delegates.
German Parliament Bundestag seen. Members sitting in the Assembly. People seen coming down the stairs in the building.German President Konrad Adenauer signs documents of NATO membership. Brandenburg Gate, at border between West and East Berlin,Germany. United States Army and Soviet soldiers patrol their respective sides of the border. U.S. soldier uses binoculars. A Berlin taxi driver is interviewed by AFN (American Forces radio Network). Three men read newspaper 'Morgenpost'. American troops during inspection. Sign reads: "Andrews Barracks, Special Troops,United States Army Garrison Berlin." U.S. Military police vehicles patrolling. Bundeswehr (Federal Defense Force of Germany) trained by Americans. German paratroopers jump from C-119 aircraft.
United States Army soldiers guard the entrance of Burger-Brau Keller in Munich in Germany. United States Army troops of 42nd (Rainbow) Division march past the entrance. Isar river seen with the bridges intact. (World War II period).
United States President Eisenhower leaves the grounds of Hotel Gettysburg (Gettysburg Hotel, 1 Lincoln Square, Gettysburg, PA 17325, United States). A sign reads 'White House Press Room'. President Eisenhower gets out of the car and enters the Press Room. He talks about Nikita Khrushchev's visit to America. Press men take notes as President Eisenhower speaks. “Now, I would like him to see our great industrial plants and what we are doing. I want him to see a happy people. I want him to see a free people, doing exactly as they choose within the limits of not, that they must not transgress the rights of others” Eisenhower said.
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